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Deepfake, Cheapfake The Internet's Next Earthquake?
In this session, Kathryn Harrison, CEO of DeepTrust Alliance will discuss the advent of deepfakes (AI generated videos, audio, text) and their impact on digital trust.
26:05
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How the Identity Portions of California's CCPA Regulations Put Consumers and Businesses at Risk
This session will dive into the identity-related portions of the CCPA regulations, outlining how CCPA has made compromised passwords more valuable.
25:47
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A Balancing Act Identity, Privacy, and Security in a Data Sharing Economy
As the value of enterprise data increases, so too do the risks to the enterprise, to the individual, and to the industry. Do you as an identity, privacy, or security professional know how to recognize those risks, let alone mitigate them?
50:31
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Mobile Driver's License Built with Privacy by Design and Default - a Discussion
For this session, you will hear the UX Design Lead, Lead Business Analyst and Identity Architect from a product team of a global identity and security company discuss the complex dance of how to design and build a product with designed-in privacy.
47:36
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Enabling Attributes of Self in Identity Systems
This session will provide insight on what to consider when planning to enable folks to share attributes of their identity, and will use a few scenarios to discuss controls that can be put in place.
15:11
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Ethics in Data Privacy Is User-Owned Data the Future of Data Privacy
This session explores a few different schools of thought around the pros and cons of user-owned data and alternatives for the future of ethical data privacy.
17:55
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Getting Controls Right - Balancing Security, Privacy and Experience
Transparent. Seamless. Secure. Helpful. Easy. All things organizations strive for in terms of user experience. But what about the enterprise teams that work behind the scenes to make this digital experience better?
59:24
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So You Want to Base on Consent?
Many people seem to believe that having their customers pressing “Agree” button is good enough to collect their “consent”. That’s actually not the case.
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